detailtegninger

Detailtegninger are technical drawings used in architecture, construction, and manufacturing to communicate precise information for the fabrication or construction of a specific component or detail. They differ from general plans by focusing on a small portion with higher magnification and more notes.

A detail drawing typically includes scale, dimensions, material specifications, finishes, tolerances, section views, and callouts for fasteners, welds, and surface treatments. It may also show required assembly sequences, reference notes, and manufacturing or installation instructions.

Detail drawings are prepared according to technical drawing standards, such as ISO 128 for general drawings and ISO 1101 for geometric tolerancing. In architecture, they illustrate connections between materials—corners, joints, flashing, and drainage—where exact execution is critical. In mechanical and industrial contexts, they convey precise fits, tolerances, fasteners, and machining data for a single part or joint.

Drafted by designers or draftsmen, often with computer-aided design (CAD), detail drawings are included in construction documents or product catalogs to guide fabrication, inspection, and installation. Understanding their content and standards helps ensure consistency, quality, and repeatability across projects.